Daniel Kramer's production which reinterprets the star-crossed lovers as modern-day teenagers and includes Village People's 'YMCA' as the main number at the Capulets' Ball is bound to upset the purists
Law plays the handsome drifter Gino in a new stage adaptation of Visconti’s sexually charged 1943 film 'Obsession', directed by Ivo van Hove
A black comedy set in 'the best bed and breakfast on the Somme' delivers both on bleakness and glorious belly laughter.
Matt Berry and Lily Cole star in Simon Callow's revival of Christopher Hampton's 1969 play which is an inversion of Molière’s ‘Misanthrope’
Director Neil Bartlett's adaptation of Albert Camus' dark story which was written in the aftermath of the Nazi's march across Europe is given a contemporary update
Jamie Lloyd directs this award-winning off-Broadway play from the Pulitzer Prize nominee that questions the price to be paid for creating supreme beauty
Helena Bell directs a solid three hander black comedy which is at its best when observing modern day anti-Muslim sentiments.
The Cheek by Jowl production is directed by Declan Donnellan, who was recently awarded the Golden Lion of Venice for his ability to bring classic works to life for a contemporary audience
Billie Piper also among the winners at glamorous ceremony in London
Edward Albee’s darkly comic masterpiece, directed by Ian Rickson, about a married architect who falls in love with a goat, stars Damian Lewis and Sophie Okonedo
Roger Michell directs Raine's powerful play about rape and justice which stars Anna Maxwell Martin and Ben Chaplin
Michael Blakemore, who directed the award-winning first Broadway production in 1979, is still championing this wonderful but controversial work 38 years on
Today's Google Doodle captures the great theatrical producer in his element
English National Ballet's production of Pina Bausch's 'Le Sacre du Printemps' (The Rite of Spring) has been danced by only one other ballet company
The UK premiere of Michael Sturminger’s music-theatre piece stars Malkovich as a dictator on the brink of madness pitted against the mighty Symphony Hall organ
Simon McBurney directs a new play about the rise and fall of legendary film producer Robert Evans, who saved Paramount Pictures from collapse and produced films such as ‘The Godfather’ and ‘Chinatown’
The ballet choreographer Christopher Wheeldon made his Broadway directing debut with this stage musical which puts dance at the heart of the production
The RSC is bringing Chinese classics to a Western audience with Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig's 'Snow in Midsummer', a piece based on a classical Chinese drama by Guan Hanqing, which was written during the 13th century Yuan dynasty
Performed by the ballet company comprising international dancers of black and Asian descent, the new production includes Micheal Corder's 'House of Dreams', Martin Lawrance's 'Captured' and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa's 'Red Riding Hood'
With the 50th anniversary revival of ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’ having just opened at the Old Vic starring Daniel Radcliffe, we take a look back at its origins, its 1967 National Theatre production and Broadway triumph
